This show has been commercially released as " Ladies and Gentleman, The Grateful Dead"

Notes

The new Vault release, "Ladies and Gentlemen, the Grateful Dead" is a
compilation of all five shows from the April, '71 Fillmore run. LAGTGD is
from the multitrack masters and is commercially available on Arista, or from
GDM at http://mars.dead.net

For the obsessive completist collectors, here are the complete 4-29-71
NRPS & Dead Sets directly from two-track masters. The well-known cuts from
previous versions are still present on this version (Bird Song, Me & My
Bobby McGee, and China Rider).

shn conversion and upload done by Bob Murphy

Media requirements: Five disks , two choices:
Four 74 minute disks and one 80 min. disk (five disks total) to have the complete show in order, OR
Five 74-min. disks (five disks total) with the encores pasted at the end of disk #2


listeners' notes (see also pub comments by Darrin):
Glitches (all glitches are from the master reel, and are not digi-noise):
d1t04 1:07 - quiet tick/pop? (Sailin')
d1t08 2:54 - quiet tick/pop? (Lodi)
d1t08 2:59, 3:00, 3:25, 3:26 - quiet static/tick
d2t01 1:50-1:57, 3:33, 3:42, 3:43, 5:54 - strange quiet clicking noise in
right
channel. Not digi-noise (leading
theories:
pick knocking a pickguard or pickup or a
watchband knocking the side of a guitar)
(Portland Woman)
d2t03 2:42 - tick (Lousiana Lady)
d2t03 3:03, 3:05, 3:09 - quiet ticks
d3t04 8:37 - end of reel?, rest of song missing (Bird Song)
d4t02 2:33 - splice, at least a verse missing? (Bobby McGee)
d5t06 3:59 - end of song missing, faded out (Chinacat)
d5t07 2:04 - tape problems, short splice (Rider)
d5t11 4:12 - click (Bill Graham comments)
d5t12 0:09 - click (Midnight Hour)
d5t12 4:02-7:40 strange click in left channel. Not digi-noise, percussion